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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-10
LITTLETQN,

November 7th, 1887.
Miss Emma Ruble 10 sick with the typhoid
fever.
Mr.. william Workman, jr., il erecting very
large barn.
Mr.. John Tsdrick spent Sunday with friends
st Harwood.
Henry Landsss' sale WAS largely attended
lass Tuesday.
Mr.. Calvin stroup was in Chillicoths last
Saturday on business
number Of pupils wera absent frcm school
last week on account of having the chicken
pox.
A soodly number OF our young folks attend.
Cd the Sunday School reunion d Raiord last
Sunday.
Quite number from this place attended the
epssoh by Hon. 4. Hart at Priostowu last Fri.
day night
Mr.. J. ". Pulliam and wife returned homo
last Friday frOm tvo weeks Witt With friends
at b'wersvilie. jamestown aud Columbus.
Robert King our lasding hog merchant,
took out thres oar iosds Of hogs irum The sur.
rounding country lAst week. Prices from
~ N ~ Is psr owt.
nise Maggie Mccarthy returned houa last
ve<k from sn extended visit With frisnds q
pAsiA. Ry aeeoupapisd By nsggie walsh and
AsGis Mccarthy. OF that plaos.
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GOVERNOR FORAKER
Given an Enthusiastic and
Hearty Welcome
BY the Patriotic Citizens of His
Native County.
Tho Crowd Estimated at from ID, ,OO0
to $4,000.
The speerh One Of the Finest Of the Cam.
paign.

Lat Saturday WAS one of the prettiest
of the many pretty days we have had
this fall, and long before noon the city
was crowded with people from far and
near who had come to hear a, d zee
Highlands illustrious son, Governor j.
B Foraker.
The train bringing the Governor ar.
rived at lO:40, and the Lincoln Club,
some two hundred strong, headed by
the Greenfield Brass Band and the
HilIshoro Drum Corps we're at the depot
to escort him to the Kramer House. In
the parlors Of this hotel the Governor
remained for over an hour shaking
hands with old and new acquaintances.
Shortly before twelve he was driven to
the residence of his parents on East
Southern avenue, where he remained
until the hour of speaking, when he was
escorted by the Lincoln Club and band
to the Court House yard, where q
speakers stand had been erected. Over
the stand was an arch ON which in ever.
ASCCA WCIC VIC wOAub VclCOuC Ouk
Own Foraker" while numerous flags
made the covering and sides Of the plat
form and beautiful flowers were scattered
here and there in profusion. Promptly
at two o'clock, after being pulled almost
to pieces by the enthusiastic crowd in
their endeavors to shake hands with him,
the Governor stepped upon the platform.
After hearty and prolonged applause,
Governor Hart introduced the Cover.
nor, who for one hour and a half held
the close attention Of his immense
audience while he presented the vital
issues of the campaign in forcible and
convincing manner. Throughout his
entire talk he was frequently interrupted
by loud and enthusiastic cheering.
At the close of the speech came
another season Of hand. shaking, after
which he was driven to the depot and
he was soon on his way to Washington
G. H., where he was to make another
speech at 8 o'clock.
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places she nevsr appears for less than
from five hundred to Q thsusand dollars
an evening. Her reputation is world.
renowned and no one should miss hear.
ing her. Her debut was made in Leipsic
at the age OF sixteen where she made q
most pronounced and brilliant success
before one OF the most cultured and
critical audiences to be found in all
Europe. During the past twelve years
she has performed at over eighteen
hundred concerts and recitals, having
played with grand oichestras under
almost every conductor in the United
States She was the soloist Of the
Thomas Orchestra In his tour across the
continent. She has been engaged ~ the
special attraction by the New York
Philharmonic Society, the Apollo Club,
Of Brooklyn, Harvard Symphony Con.
certs, Of Boston, Pugh's Star Course
Concerts, of Philadelphia, Peabody
Symphony Concerts, of Baltimore,
Havdn Orchestra Concerts, Of St Louis,
M-ndrlsshon Society. Of Montreal, the
Philharmonic Society, OF San Francisco,
and numerous other leading concerts
both in America and Europe. Read
what the United States press says of her
in q pamphlet which you will find at
Bowers Book Store for free distribution.
Let every one hear this greatest Of all
lady performers.
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LEESBURG.

November 7sh, 1887.
AL Miller Sundsyed in Greenfield.
DR.. Ralph Holmes came home from college
to vote.
Mrs. Ada McNeal. Of ohillicothe, is visiting
her parents.
McDougal spoke to crowded house Thurs.
day evening.
Mrs. Elg.r Smith has been visiting her par.
ents at Sabins.
Miss Dolly Barrett entertained her friends
with tafy pulling Halloween.
Quite number Of our citizens went to hear
Governor Foraker at the ouuusy ssst.
Ex-Governor Foster made very plain prac-
tiosl speech on Tuesday, iust the kind TO
make people think.
Miss Mary To or has returned from pleas
Mrs. n d. Wsddell, Of Hillsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weaver visited Monroe
Saturday. Frank will decorate the windows Of
the new ". E. Church st that place.
Mrs. Jane Campbell Little, highly respected
lady Of Centerdeld. and lifelong citizen Of
Highland county. died of cancer November 1ss.
The Ladies Aid society Of the N. e Church
gave dinner at the Town Hall election day,
the proceeds II which will bs devoted to pay
ing the church debt.
Gen. sAm Gary made some Republican votes
mere W ulb WuOJotspm6 O~NuhCleVl n OF the
Republican party. he greatly regretted that he
could not think Of one good thing Foraker had
erer done
The semi annual convention Of tho ". G. T.
y WAS held Vt this place Thursday. The four
auxilisries, GresL6sld, Lexington, HillnborO
aud Lessburg we're we'll represented, aud the
| following program was carried out: Morning
srssion-DsvUtionai exercises Opening ad-
dress by Mrs.. Hart miscellaneous business.
Aftsrnoon-singing and Prayer. Address Of
Welo' me. Mrs n. D. Ferguson. Response,
Mrs e. J. Thompson. Paper Socisi Purity
Mrs Harah Thornburx. Talk OF Children !.
Work. Mrs.. J. W. Bird ~sll. The meeting was
one Ut great interest and shows the ladies fully
alive In their work.
| Mrs Pumphrsy's "Willing Workers. gave q
nost enjoyable entertainment Friday evening.
About nifty dolls were grouped in front on tue
stage of the Town Hall All sizes we're repre-
rented from IN inch long on up to .uch stately
life sized wax.n beauties that when the little
girls were arranged behind them one could
scarcely tell whore the dolliss csased aud the
children began. The little folks oil acquitted
themselves we'll aud every one went away
charmed % evry one always does when the
wee ones are the entertainer. The pr0c+edi
were abOut eivhtse, dollars, which the baud
will devote to the eduoasiou Of an orphan.
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PRICETOWN.
q November 7tb, 1851.

november 7sb, 1851.
new roof on the postofRce,
Rev J. ". Rulls preacheds Ut Buford Sunday
and sunday night.
On the .ict i.t,-Mrs. David Workman aaa
''ittle Lulu" Custer. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Rizer. Of near Hi!lsbor0 we're
shs guests Of Mr.. O. @. Faris last SUNDAY,
Visitors 70 our village, Ella Tsyia. OF
New Market, aud Mr.. Miriam smith, OF Butler
county.
Hon. A. Hart Of Hillsboro, addressed ~
6epablicsns at this pOiut last Hriasy nieht.
as was accompanied BY M. Hire,
woodchopping ON the prs pises Of Mr. wn.
Q chrsn next Saturday BY the young usn a
the Christian Church. for the heueat Of ~
ohurch, the yoaug ladies furnishing the s'erab.. |.
Mr. Frank R'ust, . promising young man =
our town. occupied the pulpit u tie OksiS-
Wan Church last Sunday night. His rvuas1
vers veil received w. ~ attentive snliano1
ead Y b the earnest dasirs of every ons tkst -
- 'ud cssnttnus IN the Study NJ Ne W0eA ~
Ca Mss - nay snoe. s-eally a. ~ w.
Vlbn9 ~ uen, II ~ fatares 5.1s s.
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The County Ticket, with
the Exception Of
Three,
Elected by Majorities From
20 to ITO.
Republican Scratchers Elect q
Dem Ocratic Prosecuting At
tOrney, sheriff and
Commissioner.

Although the political "pot" was slow
in reaching boiling point this cam
paign, yet on last Tuesday she had
reached that point to big degree. The
day was 90 nice one a. any one could
have desired, and each party worked
with an energy and determination that
meant "beat" or "bust." As far as we
learn the day passed by quietly in all
parts of the county. The following
figures are the majorities, as now re.
ported, Of the successful candidates:
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Az was announced in our last issue
the marriage of Dr.. Charles F. Hutton
and Miss Flora Beam took place at high
noon Thursday at the residence Of the
brides parents, Rev E. B. Smith
officiating. A boz Of nice cake was left
at this Office and the writer can wish
them no better luck than that their
future life will be a. free from bitter a.
was that cake,
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The first public exercise of the Col.
lege senior class will occur IN the College
Chapel Thursday evening, November
10th, at 8 o'clock. This new feature IL
introduced into the senior year for .
two.fold purpose: l. For the benefit
of the students, and 2. For the enter.
tainmsnt of the people. The exercises
will consist of original essays, either
read or declaimed, and music. The pub.
lie are cordially invited TO be present.
There will be no admission fee.
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Mrs. Matte Drullard, of Minneapolis,
Minn., who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Richards, left for home last
Tuesday morning, going by way Of
Newark, Ohio, to which point she was
accompanied by her nieces, Misses
Martha and Sarah Richards. Mrs.
Drullard's little daughter will remain
in this city and attend school at the
College.
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BALD KNOB

Mrs. r. N. Lewis 10 on the sick list.
Several Of our people attended the speech at
tn Hill City last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Naylor were visiting st
Samuel Michaers. jr, last sabbath.
Mr E. n. Reeves and daughter. Maggie, wers
visiting 10 Greene county last week.
Our first quarterly meeting was held at
Pleasant Hill last Saturday and sunday.
The singing olasa, which r NJ Lewis organ.
lied short time ago, 10 IN duurishing condi-
tiou.
Miss Lizzie Alexander, who has been staying
with her cousin. Mrs John Fsnner, Of Psrsim-
mon Ridge, returned home last Saturday.
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Real Estate Transfers.

VIM NJ. Gall and othsrs N Sarah E. astter-
field, JscksUn township. 86% acres, $500.
John n. 0srmsn 70 0~rmAu Baptist church,
p aid Jane Soott " Cslius Ann Allen, 40
azores, ESQ
L. i. Martin to 8. T. B,ggess, 0resnAsld,
iots, a 600
Josiah Foster 70 John a'd 6emirnA Foster,
Penn Township. 2 acres, $50
willard Rs,nsh tD David Saum, New Market
township, lSH acres. ESQ.
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Our combination spectac!es and our
method of. testing the eye confer q bril-.
liancy and distinctness OF vision with an
amount of ease and comfort not hitherto
enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
JACOB SAYLIR & Son.
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Some persons have been led to believe
that the st. John Band is strictly
partisan band and that it will not play
for other than prohibition meetings.
This is a mistake, and we are informed
that that organization is willing and
desirous to furnish music for any meet
ing or entertainment.
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Custer-Harmsn.

PRlcETOwN, November 7th.
Pricetown's social pulse throbbed most
Sunday, October SOth, when
two of its gallant leaders, Mr.. Charley
Custer aud Miss Ssllie Hartman, were
made one according IT, rule Of mathe-
matics that lone and one make one. and
enc from one leaves two" The first
clause Of the proposition involves q
fundamental principle Of arithmetic
called addition" Elder j. B. Faris, Of
Mt. Washington, solved this problem In
that division by pronouncing the happy
couple man and wife. Charley and bis
bride have taken up their abode ct Ma
rion, Ind, where We wish them God
speed. w. F.
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Mr.. L. L. Helt, who is attending Pulte
Medical College, Cincinnati, came up
last Saturday and remained over Tues
day in order that he might cast straight
Republican vote. He was accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. W. F. Duncan, of Mt.
Gilead, Ohio, who is student of the
Cincinnati Law College
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Mrs. W. G. Overmsn died at the family
residence on East Walnut street last
Sunday night after lingering illness
and was buried Tuesday afternoon, the
funeral services taking place at the Pres
byterian Church at two o'clock.
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A better lot Of horses than usual were
offered for sale last Saturday and prices
ranged from $50 to $l75, only one, how.
ever, bringing the latter price. Flock
purchased IA head and Russell 8,
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A temperance sermon at st. Mary's
Church next Sunday morning, by ap-
pointment Of the Senior Bishop. In the
afternoon At four o'clock sermon from
the text II wisdom dwell with prudence,
and nnd out knowledge Of witty invsn-
tions." Proverbs viii. IL.
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The ashes and cinder from the furnace
of Bells foundry are dumped on the
vacant lot in the rear of their building,
and the alarm Of fire last Sunday after.
noon was caused by some wooden TASKS
and boxes becoming ignited from the
smouldering fire. No damage was done
and the services of tho Fire Department
were not neededs
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The G. L. s. G. will meet tomorrow
evening, (Thursdsy,) at the home Of w.
N. Bean on Southern avenue, at 1880
o'cl,ck. All friends Of the circle are in.
vitad In attand
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Don't fail to lay in q years. supply Of
B. Conafd's choice cider vinegar at his
cl sing out prices before it is all gone.
Only 81 for 6ve gallons. There will be
none such to be had at any price next
year.
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SAMANTHA,
November 7th, 1887

N"VeWUer fth, 1851.
new blacksmith At A. L. Cseys.
Miss Emma Spencer preached to o crowded
house at the Quaker Church Sunday night.
Miss Addie Elton. who has been vieitine
friends near Greenfield. b. . returned home.
Rev. Hough filled the pulpit at the N. q.
Church last Sabbath, Rev. Pumphrey being
unable to como.
Mrs ". W. Williams left this morni.~ for
Cha areston. ". Va where she will spana quits
while with her parents. MIR. and Nrs. Jsnss
Nold-r.
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To those who are troubled night or
day with imperfect vision We ask trial
Of our combination spsctacles and our
system for testing the eye. Satisfaction
guaranteed. JACOB SAYLER & Son.
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New and secondhand guns for rent and
all kinds Of best quality ammunition for
sale. Shells and shotgun cartridges at
lowest1narket prices. Room-short st.,
east Of Dr.. Shepherds Office.
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GREEN FIELD.

November 9TH, 1887.
Mr.. Os Devoss and wife, Of Carlisle,
KY, were called here last Saturday to
attend the funeral of his brother, vii.
liam.
The long and continued dry weather
ID beginning to effect our wells, many in
town and country being dry. {.
Mr.. Charles McCann returned frona
Omaha last Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Smart, of Chillicothe, spent
Sunday here visiting his mother.
Mr.. o w. Baldwin, of Los Angeles,
spent the fore part Of last week visiting
bis old home and friends at this place
Miss Austy Dwyer is lying quite seri'
ously sick.
Mr.. Charles squier ID confined to his
room with fever.
A number OF our citizens attended the
Foraker meeting at HillsbOr0 Saturday
The Greenfield Brass Band extends
thanks TO the members Of the Lincoln
Club and citizens Of Hillsboro for kind
and friendly treatment received at theil
hands at the great Foraker meeting.
Mr.. A. B. C0over arrived home las
Monday from the northern part OF th.
State, where hs has been for some tint
past engaged in the jswelry trade.
Miss Lissis Coover IL y ing quite sicl
with diphtheria.
Mr. George Caldwell 10 cenHned TO hii
room, threatened with fever.
Mn. Kingman's residence on Lafayett,
street WAS discovered on 6rs last Thurs
dav aftaPnOOn. but Was 0Xtineuished be
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These hard times persons are looking
where they can buy the most goods for
the least money. The universal cry is.
10 to A K. Kslly's bankrupt store, where
yoa can buy gloves, mems, women's and
children's underwear, tinwars, queens
ware, glassware, notions, shswls. and In
TACT everything worn or used In house.
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Mrs. G. H. Collins was called by tele-
gram on Tuesday to Clermont county,
Ohio, where her sister, Mrs. Hubbell,
was reported to be dying. There being
no trains running on the G. & NJ. r. r.
she and her son Richard we're driven
fifty miles in carriage to Mount Car
mel, Ohio,
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Petitions, TO which numerous names
arc annexed, are in circulation asking
that the mail route from this point, via
Emerald and Sugartree Ridge TO Hills
boro, be restored. The tri.weekly mail
was abandoned . few months since
Winckester DispatM.
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4 dnGls hottls OF Ayers 0ArsspsrillA vill -
tAhlieh Ne nssils Al this nsdieiae q blosM
poriose Asny thnVnends Of peopla ars ysaxly
eured of chrlsiA oiseaaes b. he taiohful ase Il
~ s,Hsev. \ = uaseaslsd ies ~ sase n
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The regular weekly social OF the NJ.
e. Church will be held at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. al. Strain, next Friday
AvNninC
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Mr.. Bsnj. Conard. one Of Hillsboro's
oldest and most respected business men,
has determined 70 retire from business.
and TO that end be has advertised his
stock st cost, for cash only. This y ~
excellent opportunity to secure grand
hsIsains. and you should take advantass'
oG 4. Mr.. Conard informs ~ that biz
ssad" has already created such commo-
ton among buyers that hs % MD hardl,
ost auay trom his store last eatu dss
nlsbt. cseass The bargains before the.
~ y oens. S
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M. James W. Smith, who has been
spending tn. past two months 1t his
far M In Hardin county, returned home
last Saturday evening.
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Mrssrs. Dick Y. Amen and John
Brooksbank, Columbus colnpositors,
spent several days Of the past week in
our city. The election is what brought
them home.
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Misses Marie McMullen and Abbie
Upp, Of Rsinsboro, were the guests OF
their cousin, Miss Sadie Mcclure, several
days Of last week.
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Mrs. NJ. O. Nolder, who has been Wis.
iting her son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Nolder, has returned to her
home in Charleston. w Va.
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Miss Fro Rhonimus and brother, Click,
OF Centerville, paid Misses Lille and
Ella Copes visit Saturday and took in
the Foraker meeting.
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w. @. Roush and Dr.. Will Graham,
two Of Lsbanon's POPULAR young men.
after severi1 months Of hard study, re.
Gently passed successfully examination
before the State Board Of Pharmacy at
Cleveland, and are now legal - we'll a
learned druggists and pharmscists.-
Le6dnon &kar.
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HILLsBoRo, O., Norember Ist. 1887.

This is the merchants knife,
trusty and true, intended to- (.
cut all high pri-
ces in two. In.
vented by sand
kept in our store
to insure lower
prices than ever
before. When
we come on the
market our stock is complete.
rive carry no goods that aref
not bright and
neat. We cater
alone to the best
of the trade, and
customer seen is a
customer made.
When we find that
competitors lin in
the strife, we stock
up our store and shar.
en- our knife. We sell
of .our bargains lille
others get blue, for we
make it a rule to cut
prices in two. Just men.
ton your name il you
don't know our store,
Walker & Co., the
square dealers, they
know us of yore. We
will make it point
to show you the
knife that worries
comp titors ont of
their life. The
dagger we al.
ways keep poin.
tedquite sharp
to cut every
article hear
ing mark.
So come to
our store
and such
bargains
there G
as will
suit U
in pri-
ces d
save
Z A
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Wa have the newest and best instru-
ments for testing the eye known to sci
snee and have spared no expense and
NO pains TO become perfectly familiar
with the use Of them. Any one getting
spectacles from us win be suited for sue
suarantee perfect IT.
JAcoB SAYLER & Son.
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Miss Florence Duch-min, Of New vi.
emma, 10 the guest Of Miss Ella Copes
this week.
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,orted, of the successful candidates:
MARRIED.

WARN .CK- H HAkRTNaTON-sAt the resi-
dencs Of the brids's parents. NUv-mber Sd,
Wsr"ock, u Jsfy+r.onviils. Ohio, and Miss
0ussis Harrington, Of Raiushoro.
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I will pay the highest market price
for wheat. Wareroom-Glsscock build
ing on Short street, opposite Jail.
WIZ. FAVOR.
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For Sale, Cheap.-Twelve head of ex.
tra good Short.horn cattle, six head Of
bull calves, all reds. H. H. REDKEY,
Sugartree Ridge, o.
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Miss Maggie McKsehan, Of Avondale,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her parents In this city.
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You can get q nice decorated dinner
Get At B. Conard's for $5 less than the
regular city retail price.
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Misses josie Hudson and Gussie Bal.
lard, two Of Greendsld's handsome and
charming young ladies are attending the
Conservatory.
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The Ane combination spsctacles sold
BY Jacob 6s,lsr 4 SON, ON account Of
the purity OF the material Of which they
are made ere superior TO any others.
They cause NO dizziness or waverinx
sight; they improve, strengthen and
psessrve. the sight, thereby resting the
optic nesve and in very many cases pre-.
venting headache.
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A large. eishtroom house on Rarest
svsnue. Go.,d veil. two cisteFns. and
nscssaary outbuiliinW. Inquire n this
0eloe.
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The National Hotel has been hand.
somely repainted and is an improvement
to that portion of our city.